Find a Book Club
Welcome to the best place on the internet to find a book club.
Here you'll find listings of all the book clubs near you, as well as of nearby individuals who are looking to join one.
You can contact any group or individual, and you can also list yourself and/or your group so that other people can find you.
To get started, take a look at one of the areas below.
Latest listings
vanessa (Nottingham)
I love writing! I’m trying to get back into reading nore but it’s been difficult, so i think meeting likeminded people would help! I’m 18, I live in Nottingham and i’m particularly drawn to horror and philosophical themes.
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Dan (Richmond (Surrey))
I recently stopped working full-time and I’m looking to meet people in my neighbourhood. I have lived in Kew for 12 years but most of my friends are elsewhere. I enjoy reading and a group would encourage me to read one book at a time and finish it!
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My mother, Kerstin Eadie has recently moved from Birmingham to Porthmadog to live with us. She has always been part of Book Groups and has left 2 groups that she was part of for 20 years in Birmingham. She is 87 and the book groups have been a big motivator for in her reading. We have been told there is a book group locally at the library. Would it be possible to find out more.
Sign in to contactMichelle (Chippenham)
In my Early 50's, love books, nothing heavy, easy reading.nothing political or si fi
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Lytham Literature Enthusiasts (Lytham StAnnes)
Hello! I'd like to start a book club in the Lytham area. I love reading and discussing books over a brew. I would love to meet new people, hear about what reading means to them, how stories made them laugh, their jaws drop, how they impacted them. My favourite genres are mystery, classics, crime and sometimes a little bit of romance. I am open to expanding my horizons too. If you're interested in joining a book club let's connect!
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I'm a Jack of all genres. I read almost anything but struggle with most books classified as literary fiction. Maybe I'm missing the point so would like to talk to others about them.
Sign in to contactLiza (Stowmarket)
Hello! I’m Liza, and I’ve just moved to the Stowmarket area. I’m really keen to connect with new people about the books they’re reading. I’m currently applying for a PhD in Literary Practice but need a leisurely re-entry into the world of reading!
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Alyssa (Chatham)
Hi my names Alyssa. I’d love to share opinions and thoughts about all book genres but specifically romance, non- fiction and self help books
Sign in to contactMiah (Chertsey)
Im 27 and an avid reader who mostly reads romance, fantasy and thrillers. Would love to connect with people who are passionate about books as much as I am.
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Miah (Chertsey)
Hi there! Im 27 and looking to join a friendly bookclub with people around my age, give or take a few years. And near Addlestone and Weybridge. I mostly read romance, fantasy and thrillers but im open to other genres too. I’d love to find a group that’s easygoing, open to new members, and excited to explore books together.
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Nick (Grantham)
I absolutely love reading and my style is crime and psychological thrillers with twists that keeps me guessing whodunit. We can start a book club and invite other to join in. As long as there's no romantic Mills and Boons on the program :-). I am not one for small talk and having a lot of opinion to express like to hear what others also think and discuss my or their interpretation. Let me know if you're interested and we can take it from there. Thank you
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nasreen (Bristol)
reading books any kinds i like all kinds once a week on tuesdays time 4 rish pm i am at bishopston bs7 9dx neare boston tea cafe my name is nasreen up to you
Sign in to contactDan (London)
I'm 24 and living in North East London. I really enjoy Political/Postcolonial/Philosophical fiction and non-fiction! Looking for a monthly book club to join, preferably in East London.
Sign in to contactBookworm (Castle Douglas)
I particularly enjoy sci-fi, fantasy and anything weird but will read from other genres if recommended and well written. Looking for other readers to share thoughts and experiences.
Sign in to contactAmyy (Lincoln)
Reading took a bit of a back seat when children, bills, jobs etc took over, but been back to it for a couple of years now! I'm happy to read just about anything. I love a thriller or mystery novel, but happy to give just about anything a try!
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Shannon (London)
I’m a 23 year old receptionist at a veterinary practice and a media and communications graduate, I love most fiction but my favourites are mystery and thriller. I’d like to share my love of reading with others
Sign in to contactBeagledad (Betws-y-Coed)
Paramedic looking to partially retire soon, looking to join an English language book club with weekly or bi-weekly or monthly meetings to discuss new fiction and old including thrillers, historical fiction, romance and crime novels. I would also happily discuss non-fiction especially books on history, nature, politics and biographies. I love reading and would like to chat about books read as a group having enjoyed a similar format on radio and TV.
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Millie22 (Birmingham)
I'm a casual reader but would love to meet like minded people and discuss everything about books, get new recommendations and broaden my horizons with different genres. I enjoy fantasy (think piranesi by Susanna Clarke), crime/thriller (especially when it's cheesy), and romance (love a good easy read!)
Sign in to contactThe Happy Rickshaw Driver (Leicester)
I am an author and have recently released a book called "The Happy Rickshaw Driver". It is gaining some wonderful reviews. It is a short read and is inspirational fiction. It is based around a stress coach who internally is in turmoil due to marriage problems, mis behaving children, financial issues etc. A trip to India and a ride in a rickshaw transforms her outlook on life. My aim is to offer the book to readers.
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